Sentence examples for issue which brings from inspiring English sources

It says "the design of executive remuneration schemes, far from being an issue which brings managers and shareholders closer together, is now a principal source of friction between them".

It does not appear that this objective has been successfully achieved," added Kay. "Indeed, [shareholder groups] suggest that the design of executive remuneration schemes, far from being an issue which brings managers and shareholders closer together, is now a principal source of friction between them".

Snap also is experimenting with a feature among some users enabling them to shake their device when they encounter an error or issue, which brings up a tool for sending feedback to the company.

Another is if the defendant poses a flight risk, an issue which brought the Blade Runner's disability and hi-tech artificial legs into the spotlight.

Politicians have been harping on the money paid to employees in the financial products unit that created many of the complex financial issues which brought the insurer to its knees, and largely glossing over the Sunday disclosure of counterparties that scored huge payouts out of the $173.0 billion in bailout money that AIG has received since September.

In that sense it was far more newsworthy because it dealt with issues which brought out the real differences.

It's not that hard to do, as there are so many issues which bring widespread feelings of economic insecurity.

The revised NHMRC hierarchy of evidence largely addresses the issues which brought about its development.

Furthermore, some of issues which brought dissatisfaction among CHAs and competition between CHAs and existing staff had to do with discrimination with regards to the sharing of financial resources.

"The rule is that after the third caution the referee must issue a warning which brings about an automatic 2-point deduction.

Apple has just issued Podcasts version 1.2, which brings a long list of improvements to the iOS app.